INTRODUCTION

The Yamaha P-225 is a slim, sophisticated 88-key portable digital piano designed for players who want a genuinely expressive piano experience without the size and weight of a traditional cabinet instrument.

Sitting above Yamaha's entry-level P-Series models, the P-225 combines an 88-key Graded Hammer Compact (GHC) weighted keyboard with the sampled sound of Yamaha's flagship CFX concert grand piano and Virtual Resonance Modeling Lite (VRM Lite).

The result is an instrument capable of significantly greater tonal detail and expression than a basic beginner digital piano while remaining remarkably portable.

With 192-note polyphony, 24 Voices, 71 preset Songs, 20 Rhythms, 2-track recording, Bluetooth Audio, 24-bit USB audio, dedicated AUX outputs, Smart Pianist compatibility and a sophisticated two-way speaker system, the P-225 is equally comfortable as a serious home piano, practice instrument, songwriting keyboard or compact performance piano.

At just 11.5kg, it is also remarkably manageable for an instrument offering a full 88-key weighted action.

For serious beginners, progressing pianists and experienced musicians looking for a compact second piano, the Yamaha P-225 delivers an impressive combination of authentic piano character, modern connectivity and portability.

KEY FEATURES

• Yamaha P-Series portable digital piano

• 88 full-size weighted keys

• Graded Hammer Compact (GHC) keyboard

• Matte black keytops

• Hard, Medium, Soft and Fixed Touch Sensitivity

• Yamaha CFX flagship concert grand piano sound

• Virtual Resonance Modeling Lite – VRM Lite

• Key-off Samples

• 192-note maximum polyphony

• 24 preset Voices

• 4 Reverb types

• Intelligent Acoustic Control – IAC

• Stereophonic Optimizer

• Wall EQ

• 2 Sound Boost settings

• Dual / Layer Mode

• Split Mode

• Duo Mode

• 71 preset Songs

• 20 built-in Rhythms

• Built-in 2-track MIDI recorder

• Approx. 11,000-note recording capacity

• Built-in metronome

• Bluetooth Audio

• USB audio and MIDI

• 44.1kHz / 24-bit stereo USB audio

• Smart Pianist compatibility

• Rec'n'Share compatibility

• Two headphone connections

• Dedicated L/L+R and R AUX outputs

• Sustain-pedal connection

• Optional three-pedal support

• Compatible with Yamaha LP-1 and FC35 pedal units

• Half-pedal capability with compatible pedals

• 7W x2 amplification

• Two-way speaker system with woofers and tweeters

• Optional Yamaha L-200 matching stand

• Compact 272mm depth

• Lightweight 11.5kg

• Available in black or white

WHY YOU’LL LOVE IT

The P-225 manages a neat trick:

it feels like a serious piano without demanding serious amounts of space.

The 88-key GHC action gives you the weighted, graded response required for proper piano technique, but Yamaha has packaged it inside an instrument only 272mm deep.

The sound system is where the P-225 really separates itself from more basic portable pianos.

Instead of the CFIIIS piano sample used in Yamaha's entry-level P-Series models, the P-225 features the sound of Yamaha's flagship CFX concert grand piano.

VRM Lite then adds another layer of realism by recreating the complex resonances that develop inside an acoustic grand as you play.

Add 192-note polyphony, intelligent headphone processing, Bluetooth Audio, rhythms, recording and proper line outputs, and the P-225 becomes much more than a beginner practice piano.

It is an instrument with room to grow.

DETAILED FEATURES & BENEFITS

88-Key Graded Hammer Compact Keyboard

The Yamaha P-225 features an 88-key Graded Hammer Compact keyboard.

GHC gives the lower register a heavier response while the upper register becomes progressively lighter, reflecting a fundamental characteristic of an acoustic piano action.

This helps players develop appropriate finger strength, dynamic control and technique.

Unlike a 61- or 76-note portable keyboard, you also have the complete 88-note acoustic-piano range.

That becomes increasingly important as repertoire develops.

Compact GHC Design

The clever part is the size.

Yamaha developed the GHC mechanism to provide weighted piano-style response while requiring less cabinet depth than previous P-Series actions.

The P-225 measures only 272mm deep.

This makes it particularly attractive for:

• Smaller homes

• Flats

• Bedrooms

• Student accommodation

• Studios

• Teaching spaces

• Portable performance setups

You can have a serious weighted instrument without dedicating a large part of the room to it.

Adjustable Touch Sensitivity

Touch Sensitivity settings include:

• Hard

• Medium

• Soft

• Fixed

These adjust how strongly the sound responds to your playing.

Dynamic control is central to expressive piano technique, allowing everything from quiet passages to powerful accents to be shaped through touch.

YAMAHA CFX CONCERT GRAND PIANO SOUND

One of the P-225's most important upgrades is its Yamaha CFX concert grand piano sound.

The CFX is Yamaha's flagship concert grand and is designed for the concert stage.

Its tonal character combines:

• Powerful bass

• Rich midrange

• Clear, singing treble

• Wide dynamic range

• Strong projection

The P-225 brings the character of this prestigious instrument into a compact digital piano.

For players primarily interested in piano, this is one of the strongest reasons to step up to the P-225.

VRM LITE – VIRTUAL RESONANCE MODELING

An acoustic grand piano is much more complicated than individual strings producing isolated notes.

Strings interact.

The soundboard resonates.

Undamped strings respond sympathetically.

Pedalling changes the entire resonant behaviour of the instrument.

Yamaha's Virtual Resonance Modeling Lite technology recreates aspects of these complex interactions digitally.

The resonance therefore changes dynamically according to what and how you play.

This helps the P-225 produce a more organic, interconnected piano sound.

Key-Off Samples

The P-225 also includes Key-Off Samples.

These reproduce tonal characteristics associated with releasing a piano key, adding another subtle layer of acoustic detail.

192-NOTE POLYPHONY

The P-225 provides 192-note maximum polyphony.

That is three times the 64-note specification found on Yamaha's entry-level P-145 platform.

Higher polyphony becomes particularly useful with:

• Sustain pedal

• Dense piano passages

• Layered Voices

• Complex repertoire

• Two-handed arrangements

It gives the sound engine significantly more headroom before sustained notes need to be reassigned.

24 PRESET VOICES

The P-225 includes 24 preset Voices.

Alongside multiple grand-piano sounds, Yamaha includes useful keyboard Voices such as:

• Electric pianos

• Stage electric piano

• DX electric piano

• Organs

• Jazz organ

• Harpsichords

• E.Clavichord

• Vibraphone

• Strings

This gives the P-225 much greater tonal versatility while keeping the instrument firmly piano focused.

DUAL, SPLIT & DUO

The P-225 supports three particularly useful keyboard configurations.

Dual Mode

Dual lets you layer two Voices across the keyboard.

A classic example is:

Piano + Strings

This can create a much richer sound for ballads, worship music and cinematic arrangements.

Split Mode

Split allows different Voices to be assigned to the left and right sections of the keyboard.

For example:

Bass in the left hand + Electric Piano in the right

This is particularly useful for performance and contemporary keyboard playing.

Duo Mode

Duo divides the keyboard into two equivalent pitch ranges.

This is particularly useful for:

• Piano teaching

• Teacher/student demonstrations

• Parent/child practice

• Two-player exercises

71 PRESET SONGS

The P-225 includes 71 preset Songs:

• 21 Voice Demo Songs

• 50 Classics

The Voice demos showcase the available sounds, while the classical repertoire provides useful listening and practice material.

20 BUILT-IN RHYTHMS

The P-225 includes 20 Rhythm patterns.

These provide drum accompaniment in musical genres including styles such as:

• Rock

• Pop

• Jazz

• Bossa nova

This gives practice a completely different feel from playing against a metronome alone.

Rhythms can help develop:

• Timing

• Groove

• Accompaniment skills

• Genre awareness

• Ensemble-style playing

They are also simply good fun.

TWO-TRACK MIDI RECORDING

The built-in recorder allows you to capture one Song across two tracks.

Recording capacity is approximately 100KB / 11,000 notes.

Two tracks make several useful practice techniques possible.

You could:

• Record left hand, then practise right hand

• Record right hand, then practise left

• Build a simple two-part arrangement

• Review your complete performance

Listening back to your playing is one of the quickest ways to notice timing and dynamic issues that are difficult to hear while concentrating on performance.

BLUETOOTH AUDIO

The P-225 features Bluetooth Audio, with availability specified by Yamaha as varying by destination.

On compatible UK stock, this lets you pair a Bluetooth-enabled smartphone or tablet and stream music through the P-225's built-in speakers.

You can then play along with:

• Favourite songs

• Backing tracks

• Reference recordings

• Practice material

No physical audio cable is required between the playback device and piano.

USB AUDIO & MIDI

The P-225 provides USB TO HOST connectivity supporting audio and MIDI.

Its USB audio interface operates at:

44.1kHz / 24-bit stereo

The 24-bit specification gives the P-225 a higher-resolution USB audio implementation than Yamaha's entry-level P-145 platform.

This is useful for:

• Recording

• Music-production software

• MIDI sequencing

• Educational applications

• Smart-device workflows

• Virtual instruments

DEDICATED AUX OUTPUTS

The P-225 provides dedicated:

• L/L+R

• R

AUX outputs.

This is a particularly important feature for musicians intending to use the piano beyond home practice.

The P-225 can be connected more conveniently to compatible:

• PA systems

• Powered speakers

• Mixers

• Recording equipment

• Stage setups

without relying on the headphone connection as the primary line output.

SMART PIANIST COMPATIBILITY

The P-225 works with Yamaha's Smart Pianist app.

Connect a compatible smart device and supported instrument functions can be accessed through a visual touchscreen interface.

This can make deeper settings much easier to navigate than remembering button and key combinations.

Smart Pianist also provides access to PDF scores for 303 classical pieces for compatible practice use.

REC'N'SHARE

The P-225 is compatible with Yamaha's Rec'n'Share workflow.

With a compatible smart device and appropriate cable connection, you can record video and audio together.

This is useful for:

• Sharing performances

• Recording practice

• Lesson submissions

• Social-media content

• Monitoring progress

INTELLIGENT ACOUSTIC CONTROL

The P-225 features Intelligent Acoustic Control – IAC.

At low master-volume settings, the human ear can perceive bass and treble less clearly.

IAC automatically adjusts the tonal balance to compensate.

This helps the instrument remain clear and satisfying even when you need to practise quietly.

Yamaha also applies this functionality when using headphones on the P-225.

STEREOPHONIC OPTIMIZER

Headphone practice can sometimes make a digital piano sound as though everything is happening inside your head.

Yamaha's Stereophonic Optimizer is designed to create a more spacious listening experience.

With supported acoustic-piano Voices, the sound appears to originate more naturally from the piano itself rather than directly from the headphones.

For players who practise privately for long periods, this can make headphone playing more comfortable and immersive.

WALL EQ

The P-225 includes Wall EQ.

A piano placed against a wall can interact with the room differently from one positioned in open space.

Wall EQ is designed to optimise the tonal response when the instrument is positioned close to a wall.

This is particularly useful because compact digital pianos are frequently installed this way in homes.

SOUND BOOST

The P-225 provides two Sound Boost settings.

Sound Boost gives the piano additional presence when it needs to compete with other instruments or a backing track.

This can be especially useful for:

• Rehearsals

• Band playing

• Performance

• Louder backing tracks

TWO-WAY SPEAKER SYSTEM

The P-225 uses a more sophisticated speaker system than Yamaha's entry-level P-Series instruments.

Its speaker configuration is:

(Oval 12cm x 8cm + 5cm) x2

That means the system combines larger oval drivers with dedicated 5cm speakers/tweeters.

Yamaha has positioned and angled the speakers to create a broad, balanced sound, including when the piano is positioned against a wall.

Tone escapement within the cabinet also helps the sound reach the player more effectively.

7W x2 AMPLIFICATION

The built-in amplification provides:

• 7W left

• 7W right

for 14 watts of rated amplification.

Combined with the two-way speaker arrangement, this gives the P-225 a fuller and more detailed internal sound system than its power rating alone might suggest.

TWO HEADPHONE SOCKETS

The P-225 provides two standard stereo headphone connections.

This is particularly useful for:

• Teacher and student

• Two-person practice

• Quiet duet work

• Shared listening

It also means you do not need an external headphone splitter when two people need to listen privately.

OPTIONAL L-200 STAND

For a permanent home setup, the P-225 can be paired with Yamaha's dedicated L-200 stand.

This provides a more furniture-like appearance and puts the keyboard at an appropriate playing height.

For players who initially buy the P-225 as a portable piano, the L-200 provides a straightforward way to convert it into a more permanent home instrument later.

OPTIONAL THREE-PEDAL SYSTEMS

The P-225 supports optional Yamaha three-pedal solutions including:

• LP-1

• FC35

The LP-1 can be combined with the dedicated L-200 stand to create a traditional home-piano-style arrangement.

Yamaha specifies half-pedal capability with compatible pedal options.

For a simpler portable setup, the optional FC3A sustain pedal also supports half-pedalling.

LIGHTWEIGHT 11.5KG DESIGN

Despite the full weighted keyboard and two-way speaker system, the P-225 weighs approximately 11.5kg.

Dimensions are approximately:

• 1,326mm wide

• 272mm deep

• 129mm high

That makes it genuinely practical for:

• Home use

• Lessons

• Rehearsals

• Gigs

• Studios

• Temporary setups

WHO IS IT FOR?

The Yamaha P-225 is particularly well suited to:

• Serious beginners

• Developing piano students

• Intermediate pianists

• Experienced players wanting a compact second piano

• Adult learners

• Home pianists

• Music students

• Songwriters

• Singer-songwriters

• Gigging musicians

• Teachers

• Players moving up from entry-level digital pianos

• Musicians wanting Bluetooth Audio

• Players needing dedicated line outputs

• Musicians integrating a piano with recording software

• Homes where space is limited

It is an especially good fit when you want more tonal sophistication and connectivity than an entry-level digital piano without moving to a significantly larger instrument.

PLAYING STYLES & APPLICATIONS

Classical piano – CFX sampling, VRM Lite and 192-note polyphony make the P-225 much better equipped for developing repertoire.

Piano lessons – Full 88-key weighted action, Duo Mode and two headphone sockets are useful for teaching.

Pop and contemporary piano – Strong piano and electric-piano Voices suit modern repertoire.

Jazz – Electric pianos, Jazz Organ, Split Mode and Rhythms give the P-225 useful flexibility.

Songwriting – 2-track recording makes it easy to capture and develop ideas.

Home practice – IAC and headphone optimisation are particularly useful where volume needs to stay low.

Playing with backing tracks – Bluetooth Audio and 20 Rhythms provide convenient accompaniment options.

Live performance – Dedicated AUX outputs make integration with external amplification much easier.

Recording – 24-bit USB audio and MIDI provide direct computer connectivity.

HOW IT COMPARES

YAMAHA P-225 vs P-145BT

Both instruments provide:

• 88-key GHC weighted action

• Compact P-Series design

• Bluetooth Audio

• USB audio/MIDI

• Dual and Duo

• Smart Pianist compatibility

The P-225 moves substantially further in its sound engine and functionality.

P-225

• Yamaha CFX concert grand

• VRM Lite

• 192-note polyphony

• 24 Voices

• Split Mode

• 71 preset Songs

• 20 Rhythms

• 2-track recording

• 24-bit USB audio

• Intelligent Acoustic Control

• Stereophonic Optimizer

• Wall EQ

• Two headphone sockets

• Dedicated AUX outputs

• Two-way speaker system

P-145BT

• Yamaha CFIIIS grand-piano sound

• 64-note polyphony

• 10 Voices

• Simpler feature set

• 16-bit USB audio

• Single headphone connection

• Simpler speaker system

Choose the P-145BT when straightforward weighted piano fundamentals are the priority.

Choose the P-225 when you want a more expressive piano engine, considerably greater polyphony, recording, rhythms and connectivity with room for longer-term progression.

YAMAHA P-225 vs NP-35

The NP-35 is designed around minimum weight and easy portability.

It uses:

• 76 Graded Soft Touch keys

• 15 Voices

• 64-note polyphony

• 6W x2 amplification

The P-225 provides:

• 88 weighted GHC keys

• CFX grand-piano sound

• VRM Lite

• 192-note polyphony

• 24 Voices

• More advanced speaker system

• Recording

• Rhythms

• Dedicated outputs

Choose the NP-35 when very low weight is critical.

Choose the P-225 when piano response, sound sophistication and long-term capability are more important.

YAMAHA P-225 vs P-525

The P-525 sits considerably further up Yamaha's portable digital-piano range.

It offers features including:

• Wooden-key action

• CFX and Bösendorfer concert-grand Voices

• More advanced piano modelling

• Greater amplification

• Wider sound and feature set

The P-225 is dramatically lighter and more compact.

Choose the P-225 when you want a capable, genuinely portable piano.

Consider the P-525 when premium keyboard action, sound and performance features outweigh size, weight and budget considerations.

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

Specification	Yamaha P-225
Product Type	Portable Digital Piano
Series	Yamaha P-Series
Finish	Black
Number of Keys	88
Keyboard Action	Graded Hammer Compact (GHC)
Black Keytops	Matte finish
Touch Sensitivity	Hard / Medium / Soft / Fixed
Main Piano Sound	Yamaha CFX Concert Grand
Key-Off Samples	Yes
Virtual Resonance Modeling	VRM Lite
Maximum Polyphony	192 notes
Preset Voices	24
Reverb	4 types
Wall EQ	Yes
Intelligent Acoustic Control	Yes
Stereophonic Optimizer	Yes
Sound Boost	2 types
Dual / Layer	Yes
Split	Yes
Duo	Yes
Preset Songs	21 Voice Demo + 50 Classics
Total Preset Songs	71
MIDI Recorder	1 Song / 2 Tracks
Recording Capacity	Approx. 100KB / 11,000 notes
Metronome	Yes
Tempo Range	5–280 BPM
Rhythms	20
Transpose	-6 to +6 semitones
Tuning	414.8–466.8Hz
USB Audio	44.1kHz / 24-bit stereo
USB MIDI	Yes
Bluetooth	Audio – availability varies by area
Headphones	Standard stereo phone jack x2
AUX OUT	L/L+R and R
USB TO HOST	Yes
Sustain Pedal	Yes
Pedal Unit	Yes
Compatible Pedal Units	LP-1 / FC35
Amplification	7W x2
Speakers	(Oval 12cm x 8cm + 5cm) x2
Width	1,326mm
Depth	272mm
Height	129mm
Weight	11.5kg
DC Input	12V
Recommended AC Adaptor	PA-150B or Yamaha-approved equivalent
Power Consumption	9W

POWER REQUIREMENTS

The Yamaha P-225 operates from a PA-150B or equivalent AC adaptor recommended by Yamaha, providing DC 12V / 1.5A.

Yamaha lists the AC adaptor among the standard accessories but states that adaptor inclusion varies by area.

For absolute accuracy, Fair Deal Music should confirm the adaptor supplied with current UK stock before promising it as an included carton item.

The P-225 is mains powered; Yamaha does not specify AA-battery operation.

🎵 FAIR DEAL MUSIC EXPERT VERDICT ★★★★★

Best suited for: Serious beginners, developing pianists, intermediate players and experienced musicians who want a compact 88-key weighted piano with a more advanced sound engine and useful performance connectivity.

Likely upgrade path from: Entry-level weighted digital pianos, 61- or 76-key portable keyboards and older portable pianos where the player wants better piano sound, greater polyphony and broader connectivity.

Useful pairings: Yamaha L-200 stand, LP-1 or FC35 three-pedal system, FC3A sustain pedal, quality headphones, piano bench and SC-KB851 keyboard bag.

Our tip: The specification to pay attention to isn't simply the extra Voices. The combination of CFX sampling, VRM Lite and 192-note polyphony is what makes the P-225 a meaningful step up as a piano. The 2-track recorder, dedicated outputs, Bluetooth Audio and 24-bit USB interface then make it far more useful outside straightforward home practice.

FDM view: The P-225 occupies a particularly useful middle ground in Yamaha's P-Series. It remains slim and portable enough for bedrooms, flats, lessons and gigs, but its CFX sound, resonance modelling and expanded connectivity give a progressing pianist considerably more room to grow than a basic entry-level model.

WHY BUY FROM FAIR DEAL MUSIC?

When you buy from Fair Deal Music, you're choosing one of the UK's most established, independent family run music retailers since 1987.

Choosing between Yamaha's portable digital pianos involves more than simply comparing the number of keys.

Keyboard feel, piano sound, speaker design, connectivity and the way you intend to use the instrument all matter.

Our Birmingham showroom and experienced keyboard team can help you compare the P-225 with other Yamaha digital pianos and decide which model best fits your playing, available space and future plans.

We can also help build the right setup around your P-225 with suitable stands, pedal systems, headphones, seating and protective bags.

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• Make

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and our team can provide a no-obligation valuation towards your new Yamaha P-225.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Is the Yamaha P-225 suitable for beginners?

Yes.

The P-225 can be an excellent choice for a serious beginner because it combines a full 88-key weighted action with considerably more sophisticated piano sound and functionality than a basic entry-level instrument.

Is the P-225 suitable for experienced pianists?

Yes.

Yamaha specifically positions the P-225 for both serious beginners and more advanced players who want a compact weighted piano.

How many keys does the P-225 have?

It has 88 full-size weighted keys.

What keyboard action does it use?

The P-225 uses Yamaha's Graded Hammer Compact – GHC – keyboard with matte black keytops.

What piano sound does the P-225 use?

Its principal piano sound is derived from Yamaha's flagship CFX concert grand piano.

What is VRM Lite?

Virtual Resonance Modeling Lite recreates aspects of the complex resonances that develop within an acoustic grand piano as notes and pedals interact.

How much polyphony does the P-225 have?

It provides 192-note maximum polyphony.

How many Voices does it have?

The P-225 has 24 preset Voices.

Does it have Split Mode?

Yes.

The keyboard can be split so different Voices are used by the left and right hands.

Can I layer sounds?

Yes.

Dual Mode allows two Voices to be played simultaneously.

Does it have Duo Mode?

Yes.

Duo provides matching pitch ranges on either side of the keyboard, which can be useful for lessons.

Does the P-225 have Bluetooth?

Yamaha specifies Bluetooth Audio, with availability varying by area.

What does Bluetooth Audio do?

It allows compatible music from a Bluetooth-enabled smartphone or tablet to be played through the P-225's speakers.

You can then play the piano along with the streamed audio.

Can I use Bluetooth headphones with the P-225?

Bluetooth Audio is designed primarily to receive audio from a compatible source device.

For private piano monitoring, use wired headphones connected to the P-225's headphone outputs.

How many headphone sockets does it have?

The P-225 provides two standard stereo headphone sockets.

Does it have built-in speakers?

Yes.

The P-225 has a two-way speaker arrangement consisting of oval 12cm x 8cm drivers plus 5cm speakers on each side, powered by 7W x2 amplification.

Does it have dedicated line outputs?

Yes.

Dedicated L/L+R and R AUX outputs make connection to compatible external amplification and recording equipment much easier.

Does the P-225 have rhythms?

Yes.

It includes 20 Rhythm patterns.

Can I record my playing?

Yes.

The onboard MIDI recorder supports one Song with two tracks, with capacity for approximately 11,000 notes.

Does it have a metronome?

Yes.

The tempo range is 5–280 BPM.

Does USB carry audio and MIDI?

Yes.

The P-225 provides USB audio and MIDI connectivity.

What resolution is the USB audio interface?

Yamaha specifies 44.1kHz / 24-bit stereo USB audio.

Does it work with Smart Pianist?

Yes.

The P-225 is compatible with Yamaha's Smart Pianist app.

Is it compatible with Rec'n'Share?

Yes.

With a compatible smart device and appropriate cable connection, Yamaha's Rec'n'Share app can be used for audio/video performance recording.

Does it support a three-pedal unit?

Yes.

Yamaha specifies compatibility with the optional LP-1 and FC35 pedal units.

Does it support half-pedalling?

Yes, with compatible pedal options such as the LP-1, FC35 or FC3A.

Which furniture stand fits the P-225?

Yamaha specifies the dedicated L-200 stand.

How heavy is the P-225?

Approximately 11.5kg.

How deep is it?

The instrument itself measures only approximately 272mm deep.

Is the P-225 available in white?

Yes.

Yamaha offers the P-225 in black and white versions.

This listing is for the black P-225B.

What's the difference between the P-225 and P-145BT?

Both use an 88-key GHC weighted action, but the P-225 provides a substantially more advanced specification including:

• CFX rather than CFIIIS piano sound

• VRM Lite

• 192 rather than 64-note polyphony

• 24 rather than 10 Voices

• Split Mode

• 20 Rhythms

• 2-track recording

• 24-bit USB audio

• Two headphone sockets

• Dedicated AUX outputs

• More sophisticated two-way speakers

Is the P-225 portable?

Yes.

At approximately 11.5kg, it is relatively light for an 88-key weighted digital piano and can be transported using a suitable protective bag.

WHAT'S IN THE BOX

Yamaha specifies the following standard accessories:

• Yamaha P-225B 88-Key Digital Piano – Black

• Music Rest

• Footswitch

• Owner's Manual

• Online Member Product Registration documentation

• PA-150B or Yamaha-recommended equivalent AC adaptor – inclusion varies by area

For complete accuracy, Fair Deal Music should confirm the exact AC adaptor supplied with current UK stock before publishing it as a guaranteed included accessory.

READY FOR A MORE EXPRESSIVE PORTABLE PIANO?

The Yamaha P-225 takes the compact P-Series concept well beyond the basics.

Its 88-key GHC weighted keyboard provides the foundation for proper piano technique, while the Yamaha CFX concert-grand sound, VRM Lite and 192-note polyphony give your playing substantially more tonal depth and expressive headroom.

Then there are the practical extras:

24 Voices. 20 Rhythms. Two-track recording. Bluetooth Audio. 24-bit USB audio. Dedicated line outputs. Two headphone sockets. Smart Pianist.

And Yamaha fits all of it into a piano just 272mm deep and 11.5kg.

For the serious beginner, it provides room to progress.

For the experienced player, it provides a remarkably convenient second piano.

And for the working musician, it offers the connectivity needed to move beyond the living room.

Order your Yamaha P-225 from Fair Deal Music, or speak to our keyboard team if you'd like help comparing it with the P-145BT, P-525 or Yamaha's cabinet-style digital pianos.